Uganda relaxes terms for women groups to access $155m credit
April 10—The government wants to ease the conditions in which recognised women groups across Uganda can […]
Read moreHalf of Africa takes on riskier debt as growth slows in 2018
April 10—The external debt of nearly half of the countries in sub-Saharan Africa, covered under the […]
Read moreUganda chillies exports secure six months EU waiver
Exports of Ugandan chillies to the European Union have received a temporary reprieve after a make […]
Read moreUganda Airlines pays for its A330 neo
Uganda Airlines, has firmed up its order for two A330-800 airliners, a statement from the European […]
Read moreInsurers told to be more flexible to attract wary Ugandans
April 8—Insurance brokers brainstormed various ways to stimulate business in Uganda during their inaugural annual conference […]
Read moreUS bans flights over western Libya as battle for Tripoli intensifies
The United States Federal Aviation Administration FAA, has banned operators of US registered aircraft from operating […]
Read moreAnnual oil convention due next week amid rising expectations
April 5—The 200-member Uganda Chamber of Mines and Petroleum (UCMP) will be holding their annual oil […]
Read moreDjibouti slapped with $385m bill for breach of port contract
April 5—Authorities in Djibouti have been put in a tight and expensive spot after an arbitration […]
Read moreAnnual maize crop under threat from Aflatoxin attacks
April 4—Nearly half of Uganda’s annual maize production and 92 pc of the sorghum is contaminated […]
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